Ana Margarida Feijão is a Fashion Designer from the Algarve.
She studied at Parsons School of Design and at Central Saint Martins, following a degree from the Faculty of Architecture of Lisbon.
Her work moves between art and fashion, with a strong focus on social critique, exploring the roles historically imposed on women. Her practice is distinguished by the creation of sculptural pieces inspired by historical costume, reinterpreted through a contemporary lens.
Currently living in New York, she develops her personal project with a conceptual approach that offers a space for reflection on memory, the body, and the complexity of the female experience.
She studied at Parsons School of Design and at Central Saint Martins, following a degree from the Faculty of Architecture of Lisbon.
Her work moves between art and fashion, with a strong focus on social critique, exploring the roles historically imposed on women. Her practice is distinguished by the creation of sculptural pieces inspired by historical costume, reinterpreted through a contemporary lens.
Currently living in New York, she develops her personal project with a conceptual approach that offers a space for reflection on memory, the body, and the complexity of the female experience.
